the federal judge overseeing the case of a maryland man mistakenly deported to an el salvadoran prison tells the lawyers for the trump administration she will have no tolerance for gamesmanship or grandstanding on the question of why kilmar abrego garcia has not been returned to the united states. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu visited the gaza strip as the humanitarian crisis in the palestinian territory intensifies. we have a report on the deteriorating conditions on the ground. and we'll go "in-depth" tonight on the battle against america's rising rivers. what happens when families are forced to move out of flood prone areas? those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ a deportation battle is brewing against a second pro-palestinian activist at columbia university. a judge in vermont is ordering the trump administration not to remove mohsen mahdawi from the state. cbs's lilia luciano spoke with him shortly before he was arrested. >> all of these efforts are there to silence me, to say nothing about these stories that deserve to be heard. they want my people

as we bring in our panel of experts to discuss the apparent chaos from rid of the pocket maryland. this island total from an economist who has written extensively on the trade deficit between the us and other countries is also the founder of reality. check a blog covering economics and national security at a washington dc is matthias matthews, and associate professor of international political economy of johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. welcome to genuine. let's start with you. i did the to the president bank 1st in his own game of the um, i think there is no doubt that the president decided that the introduction of this new era and us trade policy had to be made much more gradually and much more selectively. then had been the case with the original announcement last week. at the same time, we have to remember that he increased terrace on china to 125 percent. that he also only paused the originally announced terrace for 90 days and basically told the rest of the world. it's time to come to the negotiating table. it's time to try to strive deals. and from all

on last night and obviously senator from maryland. he said that if he could not get a meeting with president bush, he was going to go to el salvador. he didn't get his meeting. he says he's going to el salvador on wednesday to he wants access to the prison. he wants to check on kilmer. garcia's condition. there have now since been a number of democrats who have said, we want to join him. i talked to a lot of white house reporters today who said, it's so crazy trump is in the toilet on the economy, but he's up on immigration. but democrats want to take a exodus to el salvador. but this is what was happening to chuck grassley in a town hall in iowa just this afternoon. take a listen. >> what are you going to bring that guy back. >> from el salvador? >> yeah, yeah. why not? >> well, because that's not a that's not a power of congress. >> supreme court said to bring him back. yeah, the president has it. can they do? >> i don't. >> care if. >> i get an order to pay attention for $1,200. >> and i just. >> say no. does that stand up? because

, the guy is an ms-13 gang member according to steve miller, he is from el salvador, he is not a marylandinks he will bring him home, democrats keep trying to take this side of the thugs. of the criminal element. instead of taking side of the americans, that is just a losing message. larry: and we have seen this movie. another obama appointed federal judge, i believe obama said, trump's executive order to deport can't be done because joe biden 85-- thousand people got asylum. >> you create it by an executive order you can erase it with one. there is no reasons, who is running this country, the judges? no the president. i'm sorry, they cannot -- you have to be able to deport them en masse. larry: biden wanted -- hement wanted to give them legal status, trump said no, you never had legal status, you have to go, it is a privilege to come in secretary of state rubeo ssaid the same thing, and a nationwide injunction. >> they forget about people who are trying to come in legally and lawfully we have a moral obligation to those people. they are left on the side, democratses they fight for the cr

abrego garcia was mistakenly deported from maryland to el salvador last month. the white house, though, is still digging in despite all of this, refusing to bring him back to the u.s. that federal judge just ordered a two week fact finding process now to determine whether the trump administration defied court orders, telling attorneys to, quote, cancel vacation and cancel other appointments. earlier in the hearing, the justice, a justice department attorney, said that president trump would comply with the order if abrego garcia presents himself at a port of entry, something he can't exactly do since he is currently behind bars at this mega prison in el salvador. tonight, the president was asked on fox's spanish language station noticias, whether abrego garcia would be returned to the u.s. here's part of his answer. >> basically, that's. >> really a decision. >> that will be made by the government of el. >> salvador. >> abrego garcia, his wife is speaking tonight outside the courthouse. >> my heart aches for my husband. who should have been here leading our easte

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the federal judge overseeing the case of a maryland man mistakenly deported to an el

. >> to el salvador guy have lived in maryland. washington correspondent basil john reports. >> the u.s. supreme court ordered the administration to facilitate his return. but overnight, the administration said it can't. this is raised red flags as the president says u.s. citizens could also be deported. you would think we deported a candidate for father of the year. the white house says the administration can't do anything about getting kilmer up an eagle. got to the maryland a man mistakenly deported to el salvador back into the u.s.. there is never going to be a world in which this is an individual who's going to live a peaceful life in maryland. the administration says the salvadoran native is an ms 13 gang member. they previously said in administrative error led to his deportation to maximum security prison in el salvador. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries called out the administration. >> and says they must cooperate. they need to comply with the supreme court's directive or >> the supreme court needs to enforce its ord

maryland is a hot bed of criminal gang activity, illegal gang activity.re to try to, i guess, impress upon the salvadorian government that he needs to reimport the ms-13 gang member to the united states because so that is his priority after everything that's happened to his citizens at the hands of ms-13. your reaction to that. >> yeah. this is like the shawshank redemption for the traitors of our nation. these senators, these representatives think they are so noble. you know, i wonder where some of these individuals were when illegal aliens and criminal illegal alien gang members were murdering and raping american citizens. they couldn't so much as stand for the families of laken riley or jocelyn nungaray at trump's joint address. but, yet, they are willing to go to a foreign country, i don't know, stand in solidarity or advocate for the release of a prisoner? that's where their priorities are i hope the american people understand. this if democrats get back in power again, they will unleash illegal aliens into our country once again. the borders will be

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a husband and father who lived in maryland before the administration admits he was mistakenly deported to a notorious prison in el salvador. this is an image of abrego garcia in that high security prison. his head shaved, dressed in white. there, 80 inmates are jammed into a single cell. the lights are always on. no books, no visitors, inmates are never allowed outdoors. judge paula xinis justice department lawyers insisting the administration is prepared to garcia's presence in the united states, if he presents at a port of entry. but they argue they cannot compel el salvador to release him from prison, even though the administration is paying el salvador more than $6 million to hold him there, along with more than 200 other undocumented immigrants they claim without evidence are members of violent gangs. the justice department pointing to these comments in the oval office from salvadoran president. >> of course i'm not going to do it. it's like, i mean, the question is preposterous. how can i smuggle a terrorist into the united states. >> reporter: today, the judge brushing aside tho

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residents and this is coming as the trump administration is facing some pressure to bring home a maryland man deported to a prison in el salvador. the u.s. supreme court ordered the administration to facilitate his return. but the administration is saying it can't do that. and this is raised. red flags says the president says u.s. citizens could also be deported. and the white house confirmed the president wants to send u.s. citizens who commit violent crimes to prisons and else out the door. only consider this if legal for americans who are the most violent agree just repeat offenders of crime. >> the white house says it is a legal question. the president is looking into but deportations are covered by immigration law which does not apply to u.s. citizens. still ahead her- at 3 o'clock today, residents living finery. >> less than 24 hours. what we're learning now about the latest where honest. see sounding alarm saying that the trump administration is threatening social security. threatening social security. those details after. i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know ho

inside a maryland courtroom, another escalation in the legal battle over the man wrongfully deported to el salvador. judge polysemy says she's not yet holding trump administration officials in contempt but said she would not tolerate gamesmanship or grandstanding. she's ordering the administration to produce details on what, if anything, is being done to bring garcia back to the u.s. our white house correspondent has the latest. >> the judge scolded the trump administration for doing "nothing to facilitate garcia's release from el salvador's custody and return to the u.s.." the in the oval office were not evidence. the president said he would not return garcia to the united states. for more, i'm joined by mary mccord, executive director of the institution for constitutional advocacy and protection at georgetown university and former acting assistant attorney general for national security. thank you for joining us this evening. you wrote in the washington post that the judge should order senior officials to testify. what they are doing to facilitate garcia's return. it appears the jud

this afternoon, a federal judge in maryland rejected the trump administration's latest argument about bringing a maryland man, abrego garcia, who was in this country illegally but mistakenly deported to el salvador, back to the united states. cnn's priscilla alvarez is in d.c. and priscilla, this was you tell us quite a tense hearing. tell us what happened and what comes next. >> a tense hearing and yet another hearing where the federal judge was clearly frustrated by. the answers, or lack thereof, that she was getting from the justice department about what they are doing to facilitate the return. >> of abrego garcia. >> the resounding message from the federal judge was, where is the evidence? show me the evidence of what. exactly you are doing. she said at one point. >> quote. >> i do need. evidence in this regard because to date, what the record shows is nothing has been done. of course. >> this happening after that. supreme court decision last. >> week where the supreme court said that the administration must facilitate the return but stopped short of requiring his return. sending

the administration says a member of ms-13 was living in maryland. kilmar abrego garcia, now a u.s.fort to get this man back returned. i just don't think it's that difficult. if you want -- i think you want to make it that difficult because the facts may not help you. to talk in generalities now is simply delaying the process we have to go through to determine what you have done to fulfill the order i issued and whether it was in good faith there will be no tolerance for gamesmanship bring in our panel, start there harold ford jr., former tennessee congressman and co-host of "the five" martha maccallum editor and host of the story. this has taken a lot of time. >> the bottom line is that he is a citizen of el salvador he is in el salvador. as we heard yesterday el salvador would have to release him and bukele said he is not likely to do it. they tripped themselves up on this unnecessarily. they admitted in the beginning that he was a mistake they could have brought him back and had hearing and deported him. you wouldn't have this story going on and on and on. chris van hollen wants

these are posted to el salvador last month is being held as a court in green belt. maryland. the trump administration has accused of rancor go sale being a m s. the teen gang member, and i q is ation. his lawyer is denied. he was divorced in march to a super mux prison in el salvador. on monday president trump said he lacks the jurisdiction to order the return of a break, i'll say, as he was no longer in us custody. speaking during his visit to the white house on monday, i'll solve those present. the kelly said he would not return a regular garcia to the us family members and supporters of coma. very good. go see i gathered ahead of the cold hearing outside of the cold coffee, his wife jennifer said her family had been shocked that he is a father, a son, a brother, and a proud member of casa and smart union member who had dedicated himself to make our families, american dream reality, that dream was shattered on march 12th, when he was abducted and disappeared by the united states government and phone number 5 year old child. today is $34.00 days of after his disappearance. a

that is what we have heard from the judge in maryland. the supreme court unanimously ruled the administration must facilitate the release of mr. garcia from a salvadoran president -- prison. the trump administration argues does not have the authority to bring mr. garcia back because he is in the custody of a foreign country. the wife of mr. abrego garcia who is a u.s. citizen, appealed for his release ahead of today's hearing. >> enough is enough. my family cannot be robbed from another day without seeing kil mar. this administration has already taken so much from my children, from kilmer's mother, brother, sisters, and me. sumi: the recent deportation of migrants to el salvador as part of the trump administration's broader crackdown on illegal immigration. while the president's policies are popular with his base, how do voters in latino communities feel? many of them played a key role in sending mr. trump back to the white house in november. let's go to miami, florida, our correspondent is standing by for us there. tell us what you have

the government unlawfully and admitting to unlawfully removing a gentleman from this country from maryland from his home and family and as children. and taking all actions no meaningful steps to fix that. as supreme court unanimous decision. as we hope y'all will continue to follow along and to support the family. background sounds >> they are doing with their required to do which is the pushback with are being told it in the government attorney in the government themselves, the arguably about active in the space and i provided in our status reports, any meaningful steps up with are taken which is with the judge a confirmed, they did not do that. [inaudible]. >> they show up and eventually be deported to el salvador. >> maybe speaking a little bit out of turn but i'm going up said that they government purposefully will in my opinion perfectly read that allowed today in court. condescension to that specific paragraph. with his wife in the courtroom that's not how this works of the department of homeland security dhs has no authority to remove somebody withholding of removing and they can mo

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and this is coming as the trump administration is facing pressure about bringing home a maryland man deported to a prison in el salvador at the u.s. supreme court ordered the administration to facilitate his return. but the administration says it can't. and this has raised red flags as the president says u.s. citizens could now also be deported. the white house is confirming the president wants to send u.s. citizens who commit violent crimes to a prison in el salvador. would only consider this if legal. >> for americans who are the most violent agree just repeat offenders of crime. >> the white house says it is a legal question. the president is looking into but deportation is covered by immigration law which does not apply to u.s. citizens. state farm moving one step closer to getting an emergency california rate hike. this move would raise premiums for homeowners last week. the insurance giant pleaded its case in an oakland courtroom. the company argued it needs the money because its financial situation is about to get worse with all the claims coming from the las angeles county wi

. >> jesse: also playing the fear card over there so maryland dad championing the turn of the alleged13 gang banger and designated for a terrorist, kilmar abrego garcia. after trump said that the salvadoran migrant back home to el salvador. democrat marilyn senator chris van hollen is going to show mcfly to el salvador to show solidarity. >> you got a maryland man, the father of three, illegally detained in a notorious prison in el salvador. it is absolutely unjust and illegal to have this marylander attained, one more day in a notorious prison in el salvador. >> jesse: was the senator crying? >> jessica: i think his voice was breaking but i'm not sure. >> dana: obviously the rule of law is important, i don't know whether the president was joking about homegrown, it might behoove them to maybe clarify, he said it more than once but it kind of really reminds me of the third term talk? i'm not exactly sure. i also know this -- for years we had no system to vent anybody that was walking across the border into our country. not only that, president biden made up this thing the nicaragua ve

an intense hearing just moments ago for that maryland man. mistakenly by the trump administration's own admission. mistakenly deported to that notorious prison in el salvador. what the judge is now telling the justice department to not. do in her courtroom. also ahead, the president's new threat against harvard after that school said it would not comply with the administration's demands. welcome to the lead. i'm jake tapper. we're going to start with breaking news and brand new developments. in the case of that maryland man whom the trump administration, by its own admission, mistakenly deported to that notorious prison in el salvador. right now, an intense hearing just wrapped, the judge showing some frustration with the trump justice department. a federal judge had previously granted abrego garcia a legal right to be in the united states. so remember how a justice department lawyer in court admitted that garcia's deportation was an administrative error? well, that lawyer was just fired. the justice department accused the lawyer of sabotagin

este salvadoreño de maryland, que fue deportado hacia solo salvadoreño por un error administrativo delmbre. a los estados unidos y el gobierno de trump tampoco tiene intención de lograr ese regreso aquí. a suelo norteamericano. pero hasta ahora carolina . expertos aseguran que aquí todo es una batalla de interpretación entre las palabras efectuar y facilitar, efectuar, porque fue la orden que habría dado una jueza federal de distrito . pero lo que la corte suprema dijo al final del día no es que el gobierno debe efectuar ese regreso, sino mas bien facilitarlo. por eso la fiscal general de los estados unidos , pam bondi, está diciendo que facilitar puede significar simplemente decirle al salvador que si lo quieren enviar estados unidos podría enviarle un avión, pero vemos como todo se pierde en medio de esta reunión donde bukele deja clara su postura, que no piensa facilitar el regreso de kilmar abrego garcía hacia los estados unidos. sabemos que en horas de la tarde habrá una audiencia en una corte porque una jueza quiere saber qué tanto está haciendo el gobierno federal para facilitar

jackie: maryland jury taking less than one hour to find an illegal migrant guilty of all charges in theer of mother rachel moran griff jenkins in washington with more on this for us. >> good evening. took a maryland jury just 46 minutes to find victor martinez hernandez guilty of first-degree premeditated murder, first-degree rape, third-degree offense and kidnapping of the brutal killing of the mother of five. the family attorney blames the biden adminbike administration s death. >> this is not only a conviction for the murder but this is really a conviction for the biden administration. because they are the ones that allowed the border to be open to allow this man to come across. but remember he crossed three times and was caught those three times, expelled back to mexico but was able to get across the board for a fourth time. >> a quick conviction came prosecutors spent six days laying out their case in graphic detail focused heavily on overwhelming dna evidence for the sickle 32 witnesses. the defense spent just minutes in the closing arguments calling a single witness. it brings an

he's not a maryland man. know you've got this senator who thinks he's going down to visit him and try to bring him home. democrats keep trying to take the side of these thugs, of the criminal element instead of taking the side of the americans that i think that is just such a losing message. larry: extraordinary, and we've seen this movie before. another obama-appointment federal judge, i believe it was obama, says trump's executive order to deport can't be done, because joe biden said 530,000 people got asylum and be paroled. he did that through an executive order. why can't trump overturn the executive order? i don't care what this judge says. >> yeah, no i think jonathan turley this morning is one of the best legal minds out there. you created by an executive order, you can erase it with an executive order. there is no reason and whose running this country? these judges? no it's the president of the united states, and i'm sorry but no, they cannot. you have to be able to deport them and deport them in mass

he is, of course, the maryland man now held in el salvador's mega prison. it's getting underway in federal court right now. we'll be watching it through the hour and bringing you the latest there. but let's start with our panel, cnn contributor and co-host of the interview podcast at the new york times. lulu garcia-navarro, cnn political commentator, republican pollster kristen soltis anderson, former senior adviser to both the biden and harris presidential campaigns, adrienne elrod and cnn senior political commentator scott jennings is here. welcome to all of you. thank you very much for being here. kristen soltis anderson, i want to start with you on the big picture for harvard university. and the way that the administration is doing this because, you know, there's $2 billion already on the line. there are billions more that could be affected. those grants funding things like cancer research. but of course, there has been that explosion of protests. we've seen many anti-semitic incidents on a lot of these campuses. and this has become a real lightning rod

and the states of virginia and maryland and specifically maryland, the ag is suing the trump administration like that are right now. you've got folks who are making six figure salaries, getting laid off in mass in these communities, and it's dramatically affecting the housing market, the local economy. and then, you know, from our vantage point, as reproductive rights advocates, we're seeing things like the title ten cuts that were announced. title ten is the safety net program for family planning, birth control, contraception, sti testing, cuts based on die singling out health centers, including planned parenthood, the most used utilized source for title ten funding around things like having a diversity committee at what we're seeing with the universities, having a diversity committee at the clinic celebrating black history month. but when people think about doge, they might think these these attacks are happening to these institutions far away, like, oh, planned parenthood. i've heard some things that maybe i don't like. they're not thinking that the clinic around the corner from my house

garcia, who is mistakenly deported to el salvador last month is being held as a court in green belt maryland. the trump administration has accused garcia of being an m. s. the teen gang member navigation. his lawyer has denied garcia, was deported in march to a super max prison in el salvador. on monday, president trump said he likes the jurisdiction to order the return of outbreak of garcia as he was no longer in us custody. speaking during a visit to the white house on monday, el salvador is president because he said he was not true. a ton garcia to the us. family members on support as of tomorrow. i'll break your garcia, gathered outside of course ahead of the hearing. go see his wife. jennifer said her family has been shots it. he is a father, a son, a brother, and a proud member of casa and smart union member who has dedicated himself to make our families american dream reality. as the dream was shattered on march 12th, when he was abducted and disappeared by the united states government in front of our 5 year old child. today is $34.00 days of after his disappearance. and i stand befor

esto por orden de un juez hoy en una corte federal en maryland. vamos a escuchar a jennifer, la esposa de gilmar , y a sus abogados. que responden? que tienen que decir ante los desarrollos de las ultimas horas? bueno, podemos adelantar que su argumento sera que el gobierno no esta cumpliendo la orden judicial. importante tambien lo que tenga que decir la juez ante las maniobras del gobierno, frente a la orden clara que ella ha emitido. un caso emblematico, sin duda que ayer tuvo uno de sus episodios mas s significativos. pero como decia, la batalla continua hoy, porque los recursos legales para la defensa y la familia de gilmar aun no se agotan. octavio nicole, javier vega muchas gracias. y bueno, este caso sin duda esta generando un sinfin de preguntas y ya esta con nosotros. joseph maloof, abogado constitucionalista de telemundo, abogado. cuentenos que puede hacer un juez federal, que poder tiene un juez federal despues de esos comentarios de los presidentes trump y bukele? muy buenas tardes nicole. definitivamente un juez federal tiene bastant

the day, he wouldn't stand abrego garcia, maryland resident, back to the u.s. he said, if kilmar garcia wouldn't be an american by the end of the week, he would travel to el salvador. see the story at nbc news.com. president trump will be awarding atrophy to the navy midshipmen's football team of the naval academy this afternoon. we will have coverage of that when it gets underway on c-span. until then, we take you back to the tom homan congressman ro khanna. chicago alumni club of ohio, known for the value it puts on free speech and its statement of freedom of expression, modeled at many universities around the country. president zimmer had been here at the city club to talk about that a number of years ago. can you talk about freedom of speech and freedom of expression and how to have civil dialogue, what you learned at the university in your current role? thank you. rep. khanna: i appreciate the question. i'm going actually to gail tomorrow, where i also went to law school to talk about freedom of speech, because he's been lecturing europe about freedom of s

a court hearing is scheduled today in maryland about bringing him home to the u.s. last week, the supreme court ordered the white house to facilitate his return. >> second is the case of a palestinian columbia university student and green card holder. his lawyer said he was detained by i.c.e. agents in vermont yet. the lawyer said it was quote, retaliation for his involvement over protest. >> the third involves the former columbia student facing deportation. nbc news has exclusive reporting on the case against him. it was found some of the allegations were based on unverified tabloid articles. >> let's dive in with julia. let's start with garcia. what should we be expecting from today's court hearing? >> yeah, hey, this is a lot to unpack today, but 4:00 p.m. today in maryland will be a flash point because the government is going to have to answer to this federal judge in ways we expect they didn't have friday. on friday after the supreme court had already ordered that the justice department and the trump administration facilitate the return of mr. garcia from el sa

greenbelt, maryland right now. where just moments ago, the wife of kilmar abrego garcia spoke to reporters. >> yeah, this is just ahead of a federal hearing on the fate of her husband, a maryland resident who was mistakenly reported to el salvador last month. let's listen to jennifer vasquez sura. >> today is. 34 days after his disappearance. >> and i stand before you filled with spirit that refuses to bring down. i will not stop fighting until i see my husband alive. bill maher. if you can hear me. stay strong. god hasn't forgotten about you. our children are asking. when will you come home? and i pray for the day. i tell them the time and date that you will return. as we continue through holy week, my heart aches for my husband. who should have been here leading our easter prayers. instead, i find myself. pleading with the trump administration and the. administration to stop playing political games with the life of bill maher. >> the hearing for abrego garcia begins at the top of the next hour. we'll of course, b

the maryland man was deported last month and sent to a maximum security prison in el salvador.te house previously said garcia's case was an administrative error but maintains that he's part of the ms thirteen gang busters robust without igniting this model offenders in the united states. president trump thanked kelly for putting suspected gang members in prisons say can you build some more of please? the supreme court has upheld an order for the trump administration to, quote, facilitate garcia's return. >> attorney general pam bondi said it's now up to l salvador if they wanted to return him, we would facilitate may provide a plane. secretary of state marco rubio says the president has authority here. the foreign policy the united states has conducted by the president, united states, not by meanwhile, garcia's family and supporters rallied outside the white house monday calling for his return. government has the ability to make right. >> a district court judge is set to hold a hearing later today on whether the administration is complying with the order to facilitate garcia's

. >> martha: some protest right now outside a courthouse in greenbelt, maryland,, where the departmentjustice is facing questions over a deported illegal migrant from el salvador. you've heard this story, there are so many of these issues, so many people sent to el salvador but this one story getting a ton of attention and we will show you what these folks are protesting at the courthouse next. i love my brand new bike! having a set of custom wheels gives kids like me and me the ability to do things we could only dream of before. through your support of wheels for love shriners children's is supplying custom built adaptive bikes and wheelchairs for kids who dream of their first set of wheels. for us, the bike is one of the most incredible experiences. the very first moment she had success. you're doing a great job. jaden received his bike from shriners. i almost started crying because i never thought my son would be able to ride a bike at all. when you go online to loveshriners.org or call this special number with your monthly gift, you'll make a difference too. and help kids like us d

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. >> moments from now, we expect to hear from the wife of kilmer abrego garcia, the maryland man whop administration says it mistakenly deported to el salvador. the judge overseeing the case has demanded the administration facilitate. that's their word, facilitate his return. but the government claims it doesn't have legal authority to remove him from el salvador. ahead of today's hearing, government lawyers sent the judge a link to yesterday's oval office meeting where administration officials and the salvadorian president indicated they aren't even trying to bring him back, all while still arguing that they are in compliance with the court's. >> concern. is the president. >> that a federal. >> judge could hold a trump. >> administration official. >> in contempt of court. >> for defying. >> deportation orders. >> we are complying with all court orders. so i see what you're trying to do there with that question. but we're very confident that every action taken by this administration is within the confines of the law. and we continue to comply with the court's orders. and you have see

la corte federal del distrito de maryland realizará esta tarde una audiencia en el caso de gilmar abregoo de abrego garcía a los estados unidos. esto a raíz de un fallo judicial. sin embargo. una reunión en la casa blanca. el presidente de el salvador, nayib bukele, aseguró que no devolverá a abrego garcía a los estados unidos porque lo considera como un terrorista. oiga, el precio de los tomates provenientes de méxico pudiera subir cuando una nueva tarifa de un poco más del 20% entra. en efecto, esto a mediados del mes de julio. méxico representa más del 90% de las importaciones de tomate de estados unidos y a menudo los vende a un precio por debajo del valor del mercado. y es que méxico subsidia a sus productores de tomate, lo que les permite a ellos vender a precios más bajos que los del mercado. en los estados unidos. en fresno aumenta el número de incendios en viviendas desocupadas y las autoridades ahí dicen que personas sin hogar pudieran estar involucradas en estos incidentes. pasamos con el informe de peter ruiz, quien tiene más detalles. el sonido de las sirenas rompe la calma

support what some democratic lawmakers are saying they're willing to do to push for the return of the maryland father mistakenly deported to el salvador and doge. and your data, the fight over elon musk's access to social security information. what happened in a federal court today? our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments. we begin at harvard university and the trump administration's $2.2 billion funding freeze. nbc's rehema ellis is on campus for us. what is the response there? what are you hearing to the about the white house's move and their demands? >> chris, i don't think. >> i'm overstating. >> it to say that there is a. >> mood of. >> thank you in terms of what the university. >> president has. >> done. >> and to. say that many of them are. >> saying. it's about time. >> this is something. >> that they hoped. >> would happen. >> we talked with professors. >> and students on campus. listen to. >> how they are. >> responding to what. >> their university. >> president has done. >> this is. >> a fantastic start, and i think that being forceful and standing by our

to have a time i read a story about this, maryland father, maryland father and they don't mention ande most violent games in. they don't mention ms-13 member were el salvador and citizen being held by the country of el salvador. el salvador makes that decision and the court says we have to facilitate we will facilitate, but el salvador has full authority on this and somehow he comes back and that happens he will be detained and removed again. he has an ms-13 gang member based on our intelligence and el salvador intelligence. he will be detained and deported peer to what is the sense could bring him back to face deportation again? he is a gang member and a public safety threat and a terrorists. we should not bring those people back to the united states and that is my opinion. >> sandra: tom tom like to thank you for joining us on the breaking news and we have more breaking news right now. unfortunately, a situation reported from wilmore hutchins high school, in dallas, texas, peer to the information that we have right now is that this is an active shooter situation and bringing live im

here's a congressman from maryland. it is not credible that the president of the united states calls up the president of el salvador, and the president of el salvador says, no, just not believable. here we are, an exceptional nation. one of the reasons we're an exceptional nation is because we honor due process to every individual. they ought to bring this fellow home where he can get due process, and he can show that the administration is either lying or mistaken. the white house claims garcia is a member of a venezuelan gang, but again, there have been no official hearings or trials or charges, just imprisonment. we'll hear from his american wife, jennifer abrego garcia, just ahead of this afternoon's court hearing. back to you. thank you so much, scott. let's take a peek outside this midday, taking a look at dublin right now. kari has been tracking that tuesday forecast for us. you'll note tt it's a little cooler. oh yeah. and we're also seeing a lot more clouds coming in. we're going to see some peeks of sunshine to

all coming in right here to cnn news central. >> the trump administration says it cannot return a maryland man mistakenly deported to el salvador will soon hear what a federal judge has to say about that. a couple hours from now, justice department lawyers will face the u.s. district judge who ordered the government to, quote, facilitate and effectuate the return of kilmar abrego garcia. the supreme court partly backed that order, but trump officials now argue that since abrego garcia is locked inside a prison in el salvador, it's essentially not their problem anymore and they can't do anything about it. el salvador's president has made clear he's not sending abrego garcia back to the u.s. cnn's paula reid is joining us now. and so, paula, now we look to this hearing. what are we expecting? look. >> jessica, i expect some fireworks here because a short time ago, abrego garcia lawyers submitted to the court that they believe that the trump administration is misreading what the supreme court ordered late last week when it ordered that the government help facilitate their client's return to t

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illegal alien -- the maryland illegal alien was arrested for murder and released to the public.f the democrats want to waste their time in boston and in los angeles and in portland and in maryland, all sanctuary cities, i don't care what party you are affiliated with, we should all want for public safety to be number one in the country. i can't believe any politician doesn't want public safety threats on to their community. there are number one responsibility is protection after, community, but they would rather go to el salvador and fix the problem. is that of talking about the permit in maryland, fix the problem in boston, where the tortured a woman and left her for dead, by drilling on her. they're going to go down south. that just shows how out of touch with reality the democratic party is. >> the deadline for real i.d. is>> coming up next month -- >> you have been watching live coverage. we return now to our scheduled program. constitutional question. there's nothing about house oversight of those specific regarding the treaty. however, the senate and he does agree to this,

should not be funding anti-semitism. >> i think most marylanders initiate. we seen in holland who was someone in america or if it murder and that speech yesterday and think about the priorities in terms of illegal immigrants. >> it is mind-boggling the priorities. i think it is atrocious we have democrats in congress who swear to protect the constituents and they are spending more time defending illegal gang members and their own constituents and law-abiding american citizens. i saw the president personally on the pain trail and you see him in his role as president of the united states and american families first reach out to the victims of families of victims and illegal immigrant crime and actions and words of the democrat party and if they did, they would a higher approval rating. >> why do ivy league schools get so much funding? >> it's a question the president has raised negotiations. many ivy leagues and the institution anti-semitism enforcement which the president promised delivery on, anti-semitism forces across the government represents from various

and most marylanders appreciate what you said today. there was rachel morin's senator. threatening to fly to el salvador for a press release and someone in america illegally but not as much sorted from him about rachel morin's horrific murder and yesterday but what does the administration think about the priorities from democrats in terms of illegal immigrants instead of the work i.c.e. and ths are doing in the trump administration? >> secretary leavitt: it is mind-boggling the priorities of the modern day democratic party. it is atrocious that you have democrats in congress on capitol hill who swear an oath to protect their constituents and to serve him in washington, d.c.,, spending more time illegal criminal gang members than their own constituents and law-abiding american citizens like rachel morin. and i saw the president personally on a campaign trail and continue to see him in his role as president of the united states but american families first, reach out to the victims of the families of victims at the hands of illegal crimina

in the case of a maryland man who was mistakenly deported. the judge, who was partly backed up by the supreme court, has told the government it must facilitate, in its words, the return of kilmer latest court filing, the doj says the administration, quote, does not have the authority to forcibly extract abrego garcia from el salvador, and el salvador's president made it clear he has no intention of releasing abrego garcia from his country's notorious s. e. cupp prison. abrego garcia was living in the u.s. legally and had not been convicted of any crimes. cnn chief legal affairs correspondent paula reid is joining us now and picks it up from there. paula, what are we expect in today's >> look, this is probably going to be pretty tense, jessica, because we know that abrego garcia lawyers are frustrated with the justice department. the judge is frustrated with the justice department and vice versa. but this all stems from an ambiguous opinion that the supreme court issued last week. last week, the supreme court had to look at a lower court's dec

>> well, i think judge of the maryland district court has some tough decisions to make.icular, chris, today, abrego garcia's lawyers filed something in which they pointed out what james just said, which is you ordered them to take steps to facilitate his return. they have done nothing to tell you what they have done. and if anything, they are shirking. >> that's it. right? >> they are shirking your honor's order. and i'm going to read from their filing. there is no evidence that anyone has requested the release of abrego garcia. in the meantime, mr. garcia's lawyers are also pointing out that there is an ice policy that's immigrations and customs policy that is in place. they don't believe it's been revoked yet, where even though it might not be applicable in this particular circumstance, it talks about situations in which people who are contesting their orders of removal are sent and deported to another country. and it talks about ice's responsibility to facilitate their return if and when they get an order from a u.s. appeals court or the supreme court demanding that.

reporters expected to ask for more information on the administration's refusal to return that maryland man wrong to deported to el salvador despite the supreme court willing to help bring him back. the federal government also announced its freezing over to glean dollars in grants and contracts with harvard university and their defiance of the president stands on campus protest and dei policies. we expect president trump to announce harris on imported semiconductors and pharmaceuticals in the next few days. while we wait for the briefing will show you an earlier discussion on trump administration policies. >> [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> at the hudson institute. welcome to washington bureau. >> thank you for having beer. >> in trendy expertise on john muir also a columnist for the "washington times." you off of the biweekly column red horizon and does the podcast china insider for the hudson institute is obviously the person we need be talking today about this. this past week trump raise tariffs on chinese exp

host: sam in maryland, thanks. guest: yeah, you know, i think it is a very sound observation. this is an abuse of authority. i don't think it is hard to avoid that conclusion. you know, the public's response somewhat surprised me because i would take in general the public does not really like lawyers. painful for me to admit, but it is true. people seem to be quite disappointed by this you know, one of the interesting things trump does in his life is he kind of exposes people for the hollowness of their principles. he has managed to do it with these folks too. i am not surprised, but a lot of people are. what i would say is i think everyone involved here deserves to be criticized. not just trump, but all of the firms that have settled with him. it is really embarrassing. people are rightly criticizing them. i don't know if there will be significant business impact for them, but the way i see it, if you give me a second to elaborate here, if we saw this happening in any other country, right, imagine if we had our foreign correspondents reporting on this happening in another cou